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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-20

We quote prices for other kinds Tin Plate. 81 IS:
Yellow Metal. lac: English Cast Steel, l4@
l5c; Sheet Zinc, S1S@9c; Pig Lead. $685. e: Bar
Lead, 51z@51sc; Lead Pipe, &c: Sheet Lead, Sc;
Bar Copper. l291Sc: Pig Tin. 2455xc II.
MATTING-Common. 81 so: Contract S. to
IS so; Fine Contract, Sos; Imperial, s9@I0 so
roll of 10 yards
NAILS-Card price. 81 90, or per cent off for
cash: carload lots. s. rs, or 2 per cent. off for
cash.
NAVAL sToREs-spirits Turpentine. 4sa5oc
So Rosin, 50 5e95; Pitch, sias so; Tar, s6aS =
Dbl.
OIL-China Nut. 4S@51c; California Castor.
81 20 for No. and 81 10 for No .; refined cocoa
nut, S719d425zc; Cal. Linseed. in single barrel
lots. 45e for raw and 471Sc for boiled: Petroleum.
ll0o, in cans. i7@2lc; do. 1902, 24@soc; pure
winter strained Lard. 75c in barrels and soc
in tins: Possel Olive. 81 Is: Plagnioi olive.
SOS IS: Duret do. S. SOFAS 75 extra fine
kinds, S9S = dozen pints. The Arctic Oil
Works quotations are as follows: Sperm Crude.
90c: Natural Winter, 81 0S; Bleached do 81 l3
Whale, Coast, 5i@55c; Natural Winter, 6nc; do,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-20

No afternoon hours Sundays.
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Isl AND RESTAURANTS.
WESTERN HOTEL,

NOS. 200 TO 219 K STREET,
THREE BLOCKS FROM RAILROAD DEPOT.
ramento, Cal The most convenient to Post
office Express and Land Offices. ali Courts and
Places of Amusement. Meals, 20 cents. First.
class in ell its appointments. Free Coach to and
from the Hotel VIM. LAND, Proprietor.
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ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW.
}. LYMAN, lR. g. BRO,
JEWELRY, WATCHES AND Cl0CEs

hTATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, %
w No. SOC street, between Fif.n and &3k
skin, nave always on hand choice ~
variety of Fine Wsseies, piaanonds. saassx
Iewelry, etc, II
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RESIDENCE. TELEPHONE

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NAME.
OFFICE.

"No evening hours Sundays.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PAUL GRAF,
DIR. G. b. Glow
WILLIAM BOYNE,s

HAS REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE TO NO
IL 1927 Eighth street. I'm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-20

A sSAYER AND CHEMIST, NO. S17 ] ST.
IA Analysis and assays made of Gold. Silver
and all the useful minerals containing metals
or possessing commercial value Also water
tested as 10 its purity and medicinal value
Amalgams retorted, smelted and bullion assays
made. Gold purchased at assay value Blow
pipe and assay instructions given. If
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-13
wunb,rbores Gntfommsn.-w. 81. Mee

@unbsrbares Gntfommsn.-8. Sc. &eeb
bon @inbelter, 8uo., idreibt: giner meiner
&unoen, SRI. 2ouiia Bifa, 8artonia. Stan
oolpb Co., Sno., lit ldn9ere 3eit an Der
Nusaebrung, uno tuuroe BON ben Soetpren
aufaeseben. Ste bbrte BON Or. Sings neu>
er gntbedans aesen aussehruns unb faufte
bieielbe BON mir. Na9 6 Wonaten lie bier,
Der. cine Siitans BON 6 Meilen, nnb fiblt
iebt mad benz fortpdbrenben @ebrau1 Der
Webisin tpobl. Ste tpeiB, bab lie Der We'
bisin ibr 3eben perbanft. ~Beriuhs1aideu
fret in Geo. g. Spencer's slsothefe ct.
gloub uno bel Sd1fer & uno gmntel
Nlbann, Stearns-go., Yinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-13

pie UOH OeH StQGIS Slelc0ulnll1tlrel
auseefeaten gatiddoiannas gnueiiuu
gen fir oas Ieit benz Iusbrud Der Sun
senleude geiGstete8ie1 iagbicaao, tpeidl
DEM @ouoernsur sur 8eStdtieuna Dor
liesen. belanFen ii6 suiammen auF SCI.
1000. Mns beat 8erfauf oes ausaeihfoG
teten Sleiides lOfte Die @ommi1Iion ma
beSu $4,000, melhe in ben Gtaatslddel
abseiibrt wuroen. %orber befouber
lid fir sieifn 3uef in Gtaatsiadel
$4,000. 70 oaB Der S.aats 9isdeou,-
miiion ST 200 sur @erfaauna iteheu
unb nab NusSabluns aGsr @ntIdaoi
sunseH n5b 16 Saufaab Sollars serblei,
ben.
Die. Tramp : @efpiution. eSn Der
am DierAfas itattgefunoenen Sibuna Der
Superpforen 0 @eh6eiier gountp Be.
ontraste Serr Wa5ie BON 8eefsfiu, Der
fir bic befannte Tramp &~elplut,on
aeit;mfnt bate, ba6 Die &eiolution aug
benz BrotofOI sstriden iuerbe. Ser
Qntras iuaroe Bis CUR udditen 5ibuna
snlid!est. 5err Wobie iagt, Der ge
i9luB Der S%upecpiioren, elm @ebduse
erribten au laifen, in melhem Die
9ramps einseIperrt uno eestpunaen tuer
ben iollen, euipeoer bas @afier aussu.
ith6pfen ober Sa %ertrinten, babe inBefs.
fiji iclde un5afrieoeuheit errest, bas er
ib sen5tbigt ssieben, ben Nntrag esssu
|%bringcn.
| Weit ben erften gaeen bes re,l.n
Sahres bat iid aud Bids 8~lumenfabz
rer fir 1887 eineeieIt, ats @orbote bes
Sriihlinss unb Ssmmers beg Sahres.
Oiefes Sud-, pelbes burhnus feiu
trodenes 8Hansen. unb SGmereien Ser
ieidnib. iOnbern elm t~perthuo0es Sanb
buh fir @drtner, namentlib aber fir
@drtnereien unb B(umensuht= Qiebhober
9etuorcen lit. seist uns, mas mir Weues
nnb Sb6nes fir ben fommenben Srih.
ling uno CONNER iden uno p~flan,eu
ioQen. Der 8~lumenfibrer ent6dlt ne.
BEN einiaen aabideu, farbigen 8lu.
menbiloern neben 06bifbuneen alIer Sir
ten BON 8lumen. Sepadien, @emlien
u. (. 10. aud cine Mn5asI bele5renoer.
Irtifel iiber oas 8eidneiben uno Bic
ben Der Beinreben. iiber Bic Sparaels
su6t, iiber bas Inlesen io9ennnnter
Teppidbeete, iber bic Suat oerIdiebe.
ner beliebter BHan5eu u. +. M. en- Dem
eisentli6en &ataloee iinb cine Meua.
beber8isenstuertber Ninte iiber bic Sc.
hanoeluns Der p.rfhiebenen Sdmereien,
8lumen5wiebeln. Stedlinse IL. {. To. emit
balten. Der 8lumenfihrer lit, uie In
fraberen Sabren. BON Snmes Bid in
Robefter, 0. q, gu be5ieben.
Ser 8rdfibent erbielt bieier gnoe
einen geind BON einem iunsen Manre,
rpelden er fir5lid aus benz Sudthaus
besnabist bat. Ils Der Sraf6ent feline
aarte iaf, erinnefte er iib iofort bes
Wamers, uno oronete an, baB Der 8eii ;
der iofort porselafien w,rbe. Dieier
ertldrte, taB er stuar sieml,b tpeit ,pon
@a'bington fuobne, baB es inn aber
elm 5er5ensbebirfniB sepeien lei, Dem
Brdlioenten peri5nli6 ieinen Dant fir
Die Be9nao. ,,una aussuipreben, uno
ihn Suslei6 bic geriiherung su eeber,
bab er Die Bubltbat nibt su bereuen
baben iole. Ser 8rdiioent iprad iebr
frcunolih III benz iunaen Wanne. erfun.
oigte fid nah ietner 8ersauseubeit unb
ieinen Iusfi6ten, unb rietb ihm. tit9tis
an bic grbeit 5u geben. 0enn es iei
ME 3u ipdt our 8ei1eruns. unb senus
@Qbosen : &aum aud fir i'm in Der
Bslt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-13

II mtber bas g 9 :
'er g 9infen, W'I r It E &c.
,Shimmeln gang soraubeuser,
|ielbe su beieitisen, 1T nidts
! sfpertber, als semDbnlibes
n einem TeQer 1tiir nit 70 piel
/, ibersieBen. baB cine breiarti,
|. bes Salses erfolat. Beun
Immlise @irite nit bieiem
biinn beitrei9t. nersbminbet
mel iofort. uno nod einigen
. rsieben fid Die @irfte nit
men &rDitaqen. 1T aud iebr
I'm, UNI s~eitmeilis In ben @e-
.tretenben Sdimmel BEL ben
ssieitisen sber ibm porsu'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-13
q riffenes 3abnHeifd

~
d sriHenes FeiSd
u E n. Man nermiidt einen g.
II Sonis nit seriebener WuB-
nisen 9eitobenen @emiiras
nb einer @Bl6fel non
Is, ben, mon idlleBlib etnas
ne MDrrben untermiidt. Sc
PEN, nahbem man ben Munb
Etfpiilt bat, beitreidt man bas
|ib nit bteier Salbe, unb baas
% geinnb tperben, ebenio perlieri
abler Scrub aus Dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1887-01-13
2anODirtbi9aftlides

ann nnO @artenarbeiter
ben Wonat Sannar. Die
fabruns 1T fit jeoes @ei1dft BON
jer 8ibtisfeit uno Derienige, mel=
oaran setu0bnt, fuirb iie iiets
E9rtbei'baft finben. Sc lit tpun,
uie mande quite 5armer une
Snbr fir Sabr @e,ddfte betrei.
me 8nh 81 fibren. gufsei6nan=
80 oft tDegen Der beiseflsten "a
bon hober Bebeutuns, Inn nebeu
n beabHhtisten 3ipsd audi etipaise
ktisteitea gu idlidten.
fl aHseleste gompoft= unb Dim,
& lien ionten Der Stol3 bes Sarmers
! Sc ipeniser Der esnbalt berIelben
suft ausseiebt 1T, seito better. Gal
Ees in compacten Saufeu; a9tei
Mf, baB feline l1eberbiBuns eintritt.
BIT cine M,itsabel tief in ben Sau:
lbinein unb ~iberSeuat gub, oh es
heiB lift. 3eigt iid Sise, 10 or.
~! Die MaHe ioslei6 nod emma!
5enn bic Simple iiberfrOren iinb.
bas 8uids unb llnterbol5 abse:
In uno entfernt tuerben. Ser Iuf
3 on ben 3dunen fann 1ebt aud be-
FL 9e5dnitten nerben. uno Slual
ahe am 8poen, oaB bic Stumpfeu
5ommerlb Der Genie ni6t ldtis iper-
~ rmpfetbe f0nnen mebr ousbalten.
r. iie nibt nit 9efcn oeriehen iuer
ba bann fire natiirliGe 8efleiouna
Ter miro uno Iie ielten in SbrDeif
!lsen. &utihen@ uno &eitpferOe abel
t'en mitq Ntfcn ,publperiebsu fem, Il
lire natirli1e 8ebaaruns lei9t
Ut. nnb iie, tuenn iie idwisen, obnt
k,e Mabe absetrodnet peroen TON
Ril6fi6e mifen naturlid gut sefit:
iperben nm ben WiIhHuB auf
I gu erbalten. Der @enuS uDlt 8a
poer @rubenfutters perrinsert biz
.titdt 8aiier, ,uelhe bas 8ieb iaHft.
Esr, pelbes big auf SO @rao 9e.
)t'it, tuirb benz 8ieb 5utrdsli6er
3trie iebr faltes.
ie auf Der 5arm linb i'm 8iutel
g niibli6 als 9iinserproouceaz
Gre Sduppen unb S6fe iOIteu
G5treu nerieben iein; aud ioIten
sebielte Yldbe befinoen, mo- Die
ire Site abfiiblen f6nner. Nlte
e gbaren, bic oft umsebrebt
]. 'eianen iib bierfir.
ss geidneit bat, bringt ben
Tug in Nnmsnbuns uno reinist
l., 10 SaB es Niemanoem elm.
ben Staten sn seben. Sdnee
ben Nabelb6l5ern geihdot'
ben Druid. S1ittele bes.
Smee ab, bebor er an ben
'rriert.
nfefbetrteb nerlangt alei1 ben
rftsen lanoliden 8eihdftisun=
Er.ea1te lleberlesunsen. Inter
Der 11eberlesuns tpertben @es
ZEN ioQte nameatlib bic Nrrans
knrSt6fe i'm Bienenbauie beriid=
E,perben. $50 audi INNER Bteren
" ber @interaeit untersebradt
Der Sauptpuntt beftebt barin,
"a u6llise &ube 81 iidern. Sc cnn
i5iutritt tempordren tsarmen @et'
kbie 8ienelt aufrest, unb tie unrubis
p Eg,f es ratbiam, lie au einem
~ed Gage nab benz Sommeritanbe
-inset unb ibnen Su seitatteu. eli en-
III JunssausHus au unternehmen.
rrben ibre @,nsetpeioe entleereu
,amit tire @eiunbbeit bef5rbern.
,bt;eit, menn ale su ibren StD>
\ iifsefebrt iinb, muB mar, bieiel.
N,,er ins Binterquartier brineen.
/; Der Wintermonate fanr man
hhereitungen fir ben ndhiteu
Gfen. Neue St6de, !9onis,
IL. tperben fir ben CONNER
s'olIte ieoer Smfer elm Berf:
mo Ct bieielben bis gum
hafbemabren tam. 8enubt
tidlihe WuBe, I'm niitlib.
fb 8eitidriften aber 8ienen'
k.n.
III mtber ba8 g d m
her S6infen, ISL r It E &c
lSdimmeln gang soraubeusen
kieIbe su beieitisen, 1T nidta
stpertber, als setp6bnlibes
n einem TeQer ttiir nit 70 piel
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GMtfe1ttn8wsstt
SQnitrirte Gausbidcr.

ssssw msS 4eissa SsrtHi .aa tes 1sfAts bar
aans oatlariIs 3 = ert&. 0asst 5ormdt,
1f50 Setten, reid iusfrirt halls ytsrssso aeb. $3.50
DaHelse Msysees.@ slsf&aitt. ............ :. $1,000
DsHelse Rsrrsees.0 slbf& ui.t nit inei rerseleetea
Seiiisea : 3sesnse ssn @. Oft. puartfsrmat.
1885 Stiten, shsytanb.......... &....... $500
GRAviea : SeAeae< son @. OFT. auartformat,
1908 0ettea, etsrkGat...... ........ $500
aesea nms Ssssea es.iMissn P. M. 6 Q d m.
Suartfsrust, 40 Setter Qss1baHb..-..... S4.O0
0sxAraEie 5 Bee psn O. Stt. SuauStfcrmdt
re Stiten, eestrldnh.. $500
Setepbi : Ss1 spn o. . tt. OuartfOrnat, 432
SeiteI, HenbbaHs........ ............ IS 80
&stIiss ZAvtft san Afli oil. Sxfrtfarmar nit
100 Saxf,atisnn 1910 Q g., lessrtsns.... $500
9as bsiltle Sans ssa . =. s Quart.
fsfHaat, rs Srtten. $500
00itne ssx O.. tt. Sstapc, 78 Seites, 9ait-
SS.vV
lruf eiisern, 10 Ssttsa, ssinpansbane, SotS.
@afF.e, GxeItfd { aussase, Dstass. zoos Ssi.
@asssrssiserspn p. 8xeIer, s. J. Or. Oetas,
Ratafonben=0 I'D ron @. Stt. SHUTS. Quar-
formal, 3o4 Seiten, seinranbbant 1890. $3.50
9eutfMsS 4aMSiAak tn Bort unS Bhs-18 5efte
per Satr q 20 Gts. rpffrst.
9eatfAer 4anSidas seb. Satsa6nst...... S4.0e
Ualesta, ostr etr 2rtumptaa8 aus Der Adtatpmb:n.
5ifortf6e erBdtfuns ron q. De Ddal. yttt sabl'
reiaen Nbhiieungfu. Smart 6rrmdt. 316 Setter.
6%iesanter esinranbbanb unb @ptbf6ntlt.... $500
l. ST. Ynifet & SO.
l.. B. 36s7. Nsp grrt-2O4 gins Str, Cincinnati, 3
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-28
AN ExIEssIVs RECEPTION.

NNl- -
Three Hundred People Greet Rev. ID.
II. Bradley and his Faniiy-a PIeas-
aat Afgair.
Captain j. @. McVay's Fourth street
residence and grounds attracted much
attention from pedestrians who wander
ed that way last evening because OF the
bright lights that shone iiem the win.
dows of the house, from q brilliantly
lighted lawn and because of the hum OF
conversation which was audible for SON
siderable distance away. Within the
house and upon the verandahs and lawn
there were assembled some 300 of the
residents of our ol'y who had gathered
upon a general invitation extended to
persons interested IN the Congregational
church for the purpose of meeting Rev.
ID. f. Bradley, recently called to fill the
Congregational pulpit, and his family,
The party i'll whose honor the reception
was given consisted of Rev. ID. f. Brad
ley aud wife and Mrs. Jacques, mother
OF Mrs. Bradley, each n of whom ex-
pressed surprise at the elegance Of the
affair. They elso were warm in their
appreciation OF the heartiness of the
greetings Of the guests who were pres
ent. The Company consisted OF old and
young people, ali of a social habit,
which tended to enhance the pleasure
of the evening. Mr.. ard MIS-. Bradley
and Mis-. jacques ars very favorably i'm
pressed with Yankton.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-28

These officials state that they are here
to give the other side g hearing. This is
a fair arrangement, though somewhat
tardy.
At the Congregational church to-
morrow evening Rev. ID. b. Nichols will
deliver the annual memorial sermon be-
fore Phil Kearney post. g. A. r. The
post will attend in body. Rev. Mr..
Bradley will give a fifteen minute .ad-
dress at the conclusion of Mr.. Nichols
sermon. These exercises take the place
OF the usual memorial day Grafton.
Monday. memorial day, will be given
up by the majority OF the people of
Yankton to observances appropriate to
the occasion. The business houses with
the exception OF hotels and ice cream
parlors will suspend business, and the
proprietors and clerks will do homage to
the honored dead, The G. A. r. pro-
oeed,ngs will be into ssting and il pleas
ant weather holds the day will be full OF
pleasure for all.
at the pressed hr,ck company's yards
there is o partially temporary stoppage
of business. The hues In the engine
boiler are being repaired by Martin u
Anderson, and the hands who are at
work are setting brick in the kiins for
burning. The artesian well force how
are pounding away at the bottom
of that hole again, and in one week i'm
portant developments are looked
for, provided the work
progresses with the usual dis
patch. 1t is the intention of Karr &
Richey who are drilling the well, to go
about 125 feet deeper in this hole than
IN the city well and they expect to strike
q larger flow. The drill is now work.
ing about 41s feet below the surface, and
iB gouginR oat q sand bed.
Henry Burtens, a boy about twelve
years old, was brought up from Gay
Vile last night to have a surgeon oper-
ate on some broken bones. Henry was
the victim a species of amusement which
he will teetify Is not healthful. East
night he attempted to find out how
many times he could run across the Mil
waukee railroad track, neal Gayville, be.
fore the train which was approaching
under o good head Of steam. would hit
him and scatter his remains over the ad-
Iacent country. Before he was satisfied
with his experiment the COW catcher
HIM and after that he remembers
nothing. He sustained q compound frsc-
ture OF the left arm, q bad bruise in the
back and numerous scratches and bumps.
He is spending his days of sickness at
the Revere house and is suffering in
tense pain, but will recover Boys are
not generally heavy enough to ditch q
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-28
PERsONAL.

Mayo the piano tuner still continues
at the Morrison.
Ell. N. fraser, of Scotland, is registered
at the Merchants.
Bishop Martin Marty went north on
business this morning.
@. N. McCullum, of Bon Romme conn
ty, ia in the city to-day.
Abraham Adler returned from q bust.
ness visit west last evening.
H.N. Keplinger, of Gettysburg, Da-
kota, is registered at the Morrison.
Judge O. NJ. Thomas and Col. VIM.
q. Parker, of Deadwood, left for the
east last evening.
q. O. Ash and wife,.of Sturgis, Da-
kota, are expected to reach Yankton
soon for o summers visit.
General Hugh j. Campbell goes to
Huron tomorrow and will deliver O
memorial address there on Monday.
Miss Maude Fellows went to Sioux
City this morning in response to a tele-
gram announcing the serious illness OF o
friend.
Mrs. w. p, Dunlap, of Tyndall, spent
yesterday in Yankton. a guest at e. G..
Smiths, and left last evening for the east
on o visit.
&Mrs, ]. 81. @. Young and children will
go to Washington, D. O. sometime in
the fore part Of June for o visit ali sum-
mer with relatives there.
Attorney General o. f. TempIeton, OF
Fargo, Public Examiner N. O. Harris, of
Aberdeen, and f. e. Granger, stenoera-
pher, of Aberdeen, are in the city off,
cially.
Chief Justice Bartlett Trip, Miss
Maud Trip and Miss Ellen Haskell will
go east next week for an extended visit.
The party contemplate visiting Europe
while absent,
Capt. d. W. Maratta and Miss Fannie
Maratta will leave Yankton Monday for
Fargo, where they will remain until
after the June term of the United States
court,iwhen they will go to Pennsylvania
for an extended visit.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-28
G LAC0NICs.

AOCAA LACON1C 6s
Green peas were sold from the Jencks
vegetable gardens to-day.
There will be Sunday school service
at the Congregational church o.nnorrow.
s Sunday temperance iubilees on the
shady banks OF the Jim are under dis.
QUESTION.
A large number OF farmers haYe visited
che CITY to-day but have been obliged
by farm duties to remain as short q time
90 possible.
Under an assessment for what the
property ia worth Yankton'a assessed
valuation would be increased q couple
of million dollars.
The ladies aid society OF the NJ. E.
church will give 9 strawberry and Joe
cream social at g. A. r. hall on Wednes-
day evening, June LIST.
The members Of the Philharmonic
society are earnestly requested to attend
9 meeting this evening. There is q
necessity for very much rehearslng with
In a few days.
James Kingsbury will be kept busy
for some weeks putting in brick. culyers
crossings ali over the city. He is at
work now upon the intersection oil
Broadway and Second streets
At four o'clock this afternoon the
score in the Mecklng and Yankton col
lege baseball game stood 16 to 5 in favor
Of the students. Only two innings had
been played and the final result may be
different,
The forty west OF town which Judge
Thomas and Judge spencer had made
up their minds to take for $4,000 was
sold away from them for $500 while
they delayed closing the bargain. Pro-
crastination 10 the thief OF wide margins
these days.
By reference TO our weather table ii
will be seen that the mean Temperature
for the 27th of May yesterday was the
same to a fraction Is for the 9th OF May
during tine past thirteen years, sixty-four
aEs s~eyen.fsnths degrees above zero.
This will probably not happen again
during your lifetime.
George Ray, Of Utica, visited this city
to-day for the first time in many weeks,
having been occupied by operations on
HE extensive farm. Mr. Ray is bat one
among al the farmers of Yankton coun-
~ who say that tie prospect for an ex
calient crop OF grain OF all kinds never
was 80 encouraging as now.
N. 9. Harris, public territorial exam
iner. and O. +. Templetxn, attorney gen
eral, who are in the city are here viii
the stated purpose Of ssttling for al
time tina insane asylum matter. Thi
will! be welcome information TO the man.
people Of this witty who are not intereste'
frrshsr than to have the contemplate,
~iE.provements stshe ssyluna proceed
IN AAL
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point beyond the CITY limits. Owners
and occupant of premises will forth
with see that this rsovlsion of the ordl-
nance is complied With, otherwise they
will be liable to the penalties which the
ordinance prescribea
PA1RIcK BRENNAN.
City Marshal.
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BE YOUR OWN
land|OPd
Some Reasons why You
Should Belong to the
Yankton building and
Lean Association.

For the investor it is the safest and best
paying thing in the country. The funds
are kept constantly invested in safe real
estate loans, The returns are equal to II
per cent. 1t is the only form of invest
ment where
INTEREST CAN BE COMPOUNDED
monthly without trouble to the investor,
Fog the man of small means 1t gives far
better results than the best Savings Bank
In the country, and in case Of necessity the
depositor can get back his money and
earnings at any time upon reasonable
notice. In the east, Building associations
are fast taking the place of Savings Banks.
1t is the only institution known where the
borrower and lender are both sure TO make
money out of the transaction.
No person owning or having money
enough to own a lot, need pay any more
rent. The Secretary will undertake to show
any person that the money now paid for
rent, If paid into the Association, will In
ten years or less, pay for a home. The more
rent you now pay the better home you can
have within that time-and unlike rent,
every dollar you pay is SO much paid on
your home.
Men with capital can do no better thing
for the city than to take stock in the lsso.
citation. The Association has already
built or is building a number of dwelling
houses and has a steady demand for funds
to go into new buildings, Sioux City owes
Its present prosperity to the start it got from
Its two building Associations.
Any sum from n Dollar to Ten per
month can be invested. Ladies find It a
safe aud profitable investment for small or
large savings.
The Society is managed by the following
officers and board of directors:
President-JAMEs H. TELLER.
Vice President-L. III. PURDY.
Treasurer-wM II. EpMUNDs.
secretary-R. W. BURNS.
Directors-J, Il. Teller, E. P. Wilcox, Geo
W. Roberts, H. Ellermsn, L. NJ, pprdy. D. n
Gross, W. H. Nunroe, G. r. scougal. q. Grsbs
xBA NEW SERIES OF STOCK WILL
BE ISSUED JUNE lea
The Secretary will be glad to make any
explanations desired at any time. Call at
Mckinney & s~cougara bank for copy Of the
Bylaws and last statement showing the
present condition Of the Society.
A. W. BURNS. Secretary.
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O. M. st. Paul thirty days ex-
cursion tickets to Lake Okoboii and re-
return, So sc. Spirit Lake apd return,
$500. For sale June, July August and
September. w. B. DEAN, Agent.
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Orders or superintendent of water
works left at the store Of Dudley, Rich
ey & Gross will receive prompt atten-
tion. L. Karr, Supt.
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Pasfamee Notice,

The general delivery OF p~osteffios will
be opened on memorial day from eight
to nine a. N. and from six to seven p. m.
No money order or register business
transacted during the day.
l.. D. PArMEg, K. NJ.
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Max. Thermometer 81.
Min. Thermometer 10.
fInappreciable.
xEAN TEMPERATURE. a
For Missy az. 1887, s4,7.
For the same date during the past thirteen
&. a. THOMPsON,
sorS's Signal Corps. o. 8. A.
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j. r. Samborn & Sons furniture
warerooms. A complete line of all
classes of furniture, uphoistering and
undertaking.
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If you want great bargains
come and see our job lots OF
boots and shoes.
JACOB MAX s. son.